| | | | Keli Lane renews her bid for freedom and claims her daughter could be alive, seven years into her jail sentence for the murder of her daughter in 1996. | | | | As Australia's levels of household debt hit historic highs, experts warn a new threat is looming for struggling home owners with a surge in repayments set to hit interest-only home loans over the coming 12 months. | | | | Men have been breeding like cabbage aphids in Parliament ever since Federation, but it would never cross anyone's mind to ask them if their kids are OK, or how they're "managing it all"... until now, writes Annabel Crabb. | | | | More than $20 million of taxpayers' money allocated to protect the Great Barrier Reef has been funnelled through a series of companies linked to two tourism operators, one of whom is on the Government board making those funding decisions. | | | | Stanford professor Robert Sutton studies a particular breed of human: insensitive jerks. Here are his tips on understanding them — and fighting back. | | | | Our unproductive "zombie" screen hours can creep up — but they don't need to rule us. Here are four steps to help you use new tools to monitor and change your technology habits, writes Joanne Orlando. | | | | The shortage of AFL finals tickets, as illustrated by the number of Tigers and Magpies diehards set to miss Friday night's clash, continues to be the cause of constant heartache for disenfranchised supporters, writes Richard Hinds. | | | | Malcom Turnbull's demise was unusual for many reasons, and truly unique for one: his was the first known prime ministership to be the subject of a billionaires' tug of war between the nation's most powerful media moguls. | | | | Learn about the mathematical formula you use every day without realising it. | | | | An Aboriginal man who has lived in Australia since he was five is locked up in immigration detention and about to be deported to Papua New Guinea, his lawyers say. | | | | Steve Smith is preparing for his first appearance on home soil since the ball-tampering scandal in South Africa in March, when he plays for Sutherland in Sydney's grade competition this Saturday. | | | | Scott Morrison cancels an upcoming meeting with the states and territories, as he deals with a growing chorus of complaints about bullying and intimidation within the Liberal Party as well as a significant rethink of government policy. | | | | The consumer watchdog wants a review of restrictions on Australia's busiest airport, arguing they need to reflect technological advances regarding aircraft noise and maintain the "balancing exercise" with travellers' needs. | | | | Amid the ongoing needle contamination scare, a south-east Queensland strawberry farm is looking at new ways to use its surplus product. | | | | Scientists on a research voyage off Australia's east coast are shocked to discover party balloons hundreds of kilometres from shore, which could have a devastating impact on the environment. | | | | Statistics show a strong correlation between poverty and domestic violence, but experts say they don't tell the whole story. | | | | Despite the struggles of caring for her parents — both of whom have dementia — in her own home, Louise Simpson simply cannot bring herself to put them into a facility after seeing how they have been treated. | | | | ABC Rural takes an in-depth look at the issues surrounding a polarising industry that nonetheless contributes $1.8 billion in direct benefit to those at Australia's livestock farm gate. | | | | A former celebrity chef turned entrepreneur has seen immediate success in bottling and selling fresh hemp milk, providing inspiration to investigate the pasteurisation of a long-life product. | | | | They're small, feisty and loud — and chances are, you have several living in your home. Asian house geckos are one of the most successful invasive species in Australia, and biologists are concerned they're spreading from suburbia into bushland. Curious Brisbane investigates. | |  |
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